... 1 (X Y SPECILL ANVD REU2ER'S 2TELEGRAPB) THE CARLIST WAR. Hendaye, Wednesday. Peremptory orders have arrived here from Paris to expel all Spaniards, without, distinction or exception, from the frontier towns on the right bank of the Bidassoa-Hendaye, Behobia, aid Birstoa. They must all leave before this evoning, lest they should interfere in the im- pendirg conflict at Irun. This order has ...

... ujv~v.5MIT - . t~JrasRYCE. TgIEM CORT. t ; m aaloral Castle, 6aturday. I The Queen^ seemspatied by. Prncess oeatrice, and at. tended byi thoe M4IslUess d lolY, returned to tbe Cartla from* the O3 Olt ?? r Lord Cbarlks Fitzroy has left Bal- mtoral. The Ho3. M. 0. Westhat arrived at the Castle. a TIE PMlC AND PRINCESS OF WALES. X !'tlboroungb Roille, Sunday. The prnce ?? Pirceps ot Wales ...

... serfATST `E - AI (BY.FJIA'EE AN SPlECIL WJ.RE. . LONDON CORRESPONDENCt. I ?? Siunday.l Although the conditioti of Mr. Jiistice olyiflfl'a health will n6t allow of his resuming his seat on the bench at the commencement of the term, there is no foundation for the rumour that he intends imme. diately to give in his resignation. It is ptobable that Mr. e. E. Lewis, M.P. for Lon- donderry, will ...

... It I?i Vlu 'fita I la ? - -, C? DUBLIN: TUESDAY, NOV. 3 F74-. ,An Evtening Edition of the Frceman's n Journal is published daily, in time for V post, containing all the latest Home a and Foreign Telegrams, Stockr and a Shar6 Lists, Marlhots, and Geobr~al Newrs of the day, up to the hour of going to press. b ?? THE civil war in which Spain is being consumed f is, it would appear, about again te ...

... (From our Correspoudent.) Saturday. Royal Artillery..t-Colouel Saunders, C.B., cora- manding the Royal Astillery in this distriot, has pro- ceded to Limerick for the purpose of purchasing re- mounts, The usual balf-yearly muster of the .3rd. Battalion Grenadier Guards, under the coman^d of Lieutenant. Colonel Alexander, will be held by (olovel Fellowes, Assistant.Adjutantse'neral at Beggar's ...

... THE CGaf IO OF I1ELAND. . I L _ t.9- - ?? r_ are- On idisv tUA df Cathlics,, for the pur. . lwospb - *-lbb a bz i l oh of tho Catholil I Uiora of Wh~k Wa~sldmi Tamlo. On the mtlon of tmbulas DlUv64tl&J., D.L., the chaiar s walken bg the ~tt.wrDeh SawetV.0. IA openilg. the nieting, the *g m~r. di1rmau ?? his deep P*60 1 6f the tabhsbhent of a oh inl eej .nd dzplie4, theAb. Dut neeesebty of ...

... :9 TEA LDITOR OF THE FnrBAN. Dublin, NKovember 2ud, 1374. DEAR SIP-Haviulg read your able editorial remarks. in your issue of Saturday last, relative to the rates of ireight for stockl at present charged by the different railways in Ireland, and by the steam companies be- tween Dublin and England, and agreeing with your views Iasp-aczing high rates, permit me to recapituiate SU1orn of the ...

... NORTH UNION A The guardians of the North Union held their or. dinary weekly meeting in the boardroom yesterday. H. J. MACFARLANE, Eeq., presided. The other guardians present were :-Ckptain Lindeay, D L. J P; Mr L Carton, Mr G Thorp, Mr A O'Neill, T C; *ir J Bentley, Mr James Reilly, T C; Mr C Reilly, Mr G Tickell, T C; and Mr Joseph O'Reilly. STATE OF TUE HOUSE. Number remaining in the house ...

... I o mOnsE PIJt OR A OTHER MEDICINE. I Consumption, and all nervous bilious, stomach, and liver c~omp~laints, are o°nly~rtah~ettytls e aggravated ap% rr4 to . tJ| a.,,t .bt they i1van lyyil t T IB.;irn a hecith-restoring Reva lenta Asabica Fo od, as proved by 2S years' success in 78,000 cases which had becn com|i sidered hopeless; such as indigestion (dyspepsis), cough, I asthmna, consumpticn, ...

... L hze Freeumanll' Fotat. I. ?? ?? , , , . Gu , . i ?? _ -sv, , - ?? ?? _- I An Evening Edition of the Freeman~'s k Jourmial is published daily, in time for post, containing all the latest Homo I and Foreign Telegrams, Stock and Share Lists, Markets, and General News of the day, up to the hour of going to press. WE announced yesterday, upon good authority, that it is in contemplation to hold ...

... Fi7R. O'CONNOR POWER, M.P. Last evening Sr. O'Connor Power, MI.P., delivered a lecture in the Round Room of the Rotundo on Ire- ?? Past Struggles and Present Hopes. There was a crowded and enthusiastic audience, 'which nearly filled all parts of the building. The chair wvas occupied by Mr. Jolil? 1Alt-TLN, M.P. Amongst those on the platform were - Professor Galbraitb, A. M. Sullivan, 16LP,; ...

... THE I JUSTICES AND THESIX-DAY LICENCES. - o 'HE EDITOR OP tEN PRBEEMA. Commircial Buildings, October 50,1874. Sia--Your correspondent, Mr. Russell, thinks the Dungannon magistrates aro not likely to be much in- fluenced by anything I write, but I have a better opi- nion of those gentlemen. Mly experience of country magistrates convinces me that, as a general rule, they are just, and even ...